Andrew Child Books in Order

Andrew Child is a British thriller author who has written standalone novels under the name Andrew Grant and later co-authored the Jack Reacher series.

This page lists all Andrew Child books in order, including his standalone novels and the Jack Reacher novels written with his brother, Lee Child.

Latest Andrew Child  Books

Exit Strategy
Exit Strategy (Jack Reacher #30, November 2025

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Jack Reacher Series (Books in Order)

Chronological Order

For the complete Jack Reacher series in order, see Jack Reacher Books in Order.

Written as Andrew Child.

  1. The Sentinel (#25), 2020
  2. Better Off Dead (#26), 2021
  3. No Plan B (#27), 2022
  4. The Secret (#28), 2023
  5. New Kid in Town, 2024
  6. In Too Deep (#29), 2024
  7. Exit Strategy (#30), 2025
  8. Chain Reaction (#31), 2026

David Trevellyan Series (Books in Order)

The David Tevellyan series follows a Royal Navy Intelligence operative involved in high-risk international missions.

Written as Andrew Grant.

Publication Order

  1. Even, 2009
  2. Die Twice, 2010
  3. More Harm Than Good, 2012

Cooper Devereaux Series (Books in Order)

The Cooper Devereaux series follows a police detective in Birmingham, Alabama, who investigates violent and complex crimes.

Written as Andrew Grant.

Publication Order

  1. False Positive, 2015
  2. False Friend, 2017
  3. False Witness, 2018

Paul McGrath Series (Books in Order)

The Paul McGrath series follows a former military intelligence agent who works undercover to investigate corruption.

Written as Andrew Grant.

Publication Order

Standalone Novels

Short Story Anthologies

Andrew Child Biography

author Andrew Grant

Andrew Grant is a British crime and thriller author who has published thriller series and novels under his own name and co-authors the Jack Reacher series as Andrew Child.
Official websites:
jackreacher.com (Jack Reacher series)
andrewgrantbooks.com (solo novels)

Andrew Grant was born in 1968 in Birmingham, England. He attended St. Albans school in Hertfordshire, and later graduated from the University of Sheffield with a degree in English Literature and Drama.

Before becoming a full-time author, he worked in theatre production and later in the telecommunication industry, where he remained for 15 years. He began writing his novels in the mid-2000s, and he published his debut novel, Even, in 2009. This novel introduced David Trevellyan as the main character, and it led to a thriller trilogy written under the Andrew Grant name.

In 2020, writing as Andrew Child, he began co-authoring the Jack Reacher series with his brother Lee Child, starting with The Sentinel. Lee Child has stated that Andrew now takes the lead on writing the series.

Andrew Grant currently lives in Sheffield, United Kingdom and continues to write both solo and collaborative novels.

Andrew Grant Awards and Honors

Nominations and Shortlists

  • The Sentinel – British Book Award for Crime and Thriller Book of the Year (2021)
  • The Sentinel – CrimeFest: Sounds of Crime Award (2021)
  • Better off Dead – CrimeFest: Sounds of Crime Award (2022, 2023)

Edited by

Marika

Founder of Mystery Sequels, a reference site focused on listing mystery and thriller books in the correct reading order. I maintain and update the site’s bibliographies as new titles are released, ensuring accuracy and consistency across author and series pages.

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2 Comments

  1. I agree with your commentary of Andrew Grant. I enjoyed his novel, “Even” greatly and recognized so many commonalities be-tween his character and that of Jack Reacher. I guess I should not have been surprised that he was a brother of Lee Child (Jim Grant.) I also was pleased to learn of Mr. Child’s real name.

    As I typed this note, and of the typos I made while doing so, I probably should not write the following. However, here I go.

    Your commentary noted the need for proofreading. Unfortunately, so does your commentary. Perhaps you were on a tight deadline and could not spell/grammar check it.

    1.Paragraph after your noting the need for proofreading:
    “…….series comes a bit closer (s) to….” An “s” where one is incorrect.
    2.Paragraph commenting on “Invisible:”
    Insert “he” between “job” and “is. “In this job ^^ is pretty much invisible, and even better,”
    3. continuing: Insert an “h” before “as” “he ^as security clearance and access to the entire building.

    Carole Jo

  2. I’m looking forward to more Paul McGrath books. These are the first books of Grant’s that I’ve read. Now I’m ready to start the Deveraux series.

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